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Proove that (12)n can never end with the digit 0 for any value of n

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Answered by pdp27263

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Answered by atulsingh1766

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Prime factorization of 12 = (2^2 ×3) doesn't contain 5 as prime factor so it can't end with the digit 0 for any value of n.

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